- According to Amazon, Outposts will be released in the second half of 2019.
- It is an on-premises IT as a service (ITaaS) platform from AWS.
- Outposts, which acts as a hybrid cloud, allows users to host an environment similar to a public cloud on premises.
- Is fully managed by AWS and can be monitored for system health and performance.
- Can automatically update and execute software patches.
- Users can deploy their application into AWS cloud on-premise without needing to re-write any code.
- Allows users to choose between VMware Cloud on AWS Outposts and AWS native variants.
- Allows users to choose compute, memory and storage options.
- With Outposts, users can use the same APIs, tools and hardware used on premises or in the cloud.
- As of this writing, users can provision EC2 and EBS instances and volumes on Outposts.
- Outposts also features a management console so users can monitor system health and performance, along with automatic updates to maintain infrastructure management software.
- Users can use Outposts to support their applications that have low latency or local data processing requirements.
- Outposts are not designed for disconnected operations or environments with limited to no connectivity.
- Outposts may address data sovereignty based on customers requirements.
- AWS can deliver and install Outposts only in countries where Outposts can be delivered & supported.
- Outposts builds on the AWS Nitro system technologies that enables AWS to provide enhanced security that continuously monitors, protects & verifies Outpost’s instance hardware and firmware.
- Outposts provides fully integrated AWS designed configurations with built in top-of-rack switches and redundant power supply to ensure an ideal AWS experience.
- Outposts need 5-15 kVA, can support 1/10/40/100 Gbps uplinks & space for a 42U rack (80” X 24” X 48”).
- It's customer responsibility for physical security & access controls around the Outpost for compliance certification.
- Outposts offers local instance storage & EBS gp2 volumes for persistent block storage.
- Each Outpost provides a new local gateway that allows users to connect their Outpost resources with their on premises networks.
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